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Thanks Melli!

GeorgeBee

GeorgeBee Posts: 2,629 Forumite

22 April 2010 at 8:58PM in I won! I won! I won!

Pizza voucher here too!

Much appreciated as they are the only type of pizza I like!!!

2009 Wins = £833
2010 Wins = £6,597
2011 Wins = £7,083

£2,012 in 2012 = £450/£2,012
20 in 2012 = 4/20

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RatGirl Posts: 11,450 Forumite

22 April 2010 at 8:59PM

Congrats on your win x

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GeorgeBee Posts: 2,629 Forumite

22 April 2010 at 9:01PM

Sorry to hear about your rat RatGirl! My sympathies are with you.

2009 Wins = £833
2010 Wins = £6,597
2011 Wins = £7,083

£2,012 in 2012 = £450/£2,012
20 in 2012 = 4/20
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fire**fly Posts: 148,056 Forumite

22 April 2010 at 9:04PM

:T:T:T brill, well done :T:T

please be a responsible pet owner & spay/neuter your pets, too many strays & not enough homes for them sadly.

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mjm3346 Posts: 47,178 Forumite

22 April 2010 at 9:25PM

:TCongratulations:T

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elizabethp Posts: 76,441 Forumite

23 April 2010 at 5:10PM

Well done

Liz xx
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PenelopePitstop2008 Posts: 2,872 Forumite

23 April 2010 at 5:12PM

Well Done:T

Big Thanks to all those who post competitions you are stars!
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Melli Posts: 4,602 Forumite

23 April 2010 at 5:20PM

:j Well done GeorgeBee - enjoy it! :j

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hayleyw1 Posts: 20,911 Forumite

23 April 2010 at 9:42PM

well done :T

R.I.P TO THE MOST AMAZING MAN PUT ON THIS EARTH! MY DAD XX 13/03/2010 love and miss you so much xxjan wins, uki goodies,necklace, case wkd, thomas goodies, sterilizer, 2 pairs boot, earings
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finatra26 Posts: 4,108 Forumite

23 April 2010 at 10:14PM

Well done!

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buzylizzy Posts: 9,453 Forumite

25 April 2010 at 8:19AM

well done

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